New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13
NON-UNION PRINTERS IN DEMAND.
VIGOROUS WAR TO BE wAcrD AGAINST TYP

| GRAPHICAL UNION no. q.
| In all tho leading papers In the largo cities OF this
country will appear to-day Advertisements calling for
900 npo,ors to this city work In the
rio the strike to force the
demand that all the Offices made card Offices. They
viii be paid the union rate i3 cents per 1000 This
shows that the employers are acting true
- their statements and resolutions that
| they adopted when the strike began, 10
uphold their non unos employees who DO not wish 10 join
the union but would be compelled TO do So Within the
ne three days probably 500 competitors will
the Advertisements and an ATTEMPT will be made by the
! Gtrkers TO keep them from applying for work Each
oiice closed will bs picketeI this mornln. and
watch Will be put the headquarters OF the employers
PARK Place where tho printers are TO apply. There
Will undoubtedly DO considerable trouble between tho
! ,irkers anl tue non-union men who seek work. The
union printers intend 10 make strong fight on this
point. n they gain this It will give them complete
control the many large printing ami bo1s-bnding
| establishments IN this city.
There deeper plot than has yet been made public
In this strike II the union IN the attempt 10 mako
each once entirely union, strike was to follow later on
for hours work at ten hours success or failure
IN this strike Is OF vital npOr 10 both Sides There
number o additions 10 the force u strikers yester
lay The prc.sucn aud feeders Theodore L. De Vinnc
& COS aul John Pohcmuss Hoes struck In ,he morn
IN, ana srercotypcTs In the oce OF 4. IIarmcr Smith
& sons anl number Of sm ler nrn, quit work also 1t
Va. stated by the union men that Harper K Brothers
IN letter FROM the nrm to the Iypothetc Tho letter
stated that a!l tie nuu-union HAMS ~ Harper bfes
emp'oi hid beeG ai''"ri 10 fehnn ~ the uhi,. lhe
fcscrva on made 10 tue case o mat hrm caused cehsd-
crahl. coinuotton when u became known. Tie Qnick
h. hrr lor ae ne tne entlfey anoa and When the Al:
vsrce ratio demanded frw DAYS ago lie 'onceded
! H. Eut when heard Yesterday of Tie acton OF the
unon IN tue matter "f Harper Bros NJ s"d ma u IL
W.. tru- he would locA Oh, his 100 man on SATURDAY
he TypJhe'T yesterday unanimously adopted the ol-
lowing resolutions:
nl,rcas Typosraphcnl Union Va. has adopted scale
.ft .HIlg
printing become "A card OIL o. which tho officers
union now 10 oa employ anil pie sc thai hereafter
b. enpoyei ali',, le, % n,noer, u ,Ad an!on
accept se.o une'' h.' ooecioa-O' feature Oo
his oce card 'sn'rns that tho ONCE Is not card oHco
ThcO L. D-Ninne & C.. J. J. Little q co.
r9", & ~ tna Co. 'ffIf IfS,r enS sons,
H. IT, lie'e r., Jno jI%nis' s. Sue: "S1fG Co..
r ~ W s"n"eborn '.,''sb',l a.. i r. Cory & Co,
i%Sias,'ea @ Iiid!ottsa. Eien1nss rTia,in. Co.
. Popsl., .alsH T,y'''' j. w .r-s rr4rt SON, G""
a,; ,. %T:S'S;% rarnuFo %@.R q 1n.i., Il r'n
Wynso,p. lIacnSock & Co.. WIN, Nc Donald & Co..
William &. Martin. fsto' d. bAuh'
Henry Harper. OF Harper Brothers. said last night
that agreement had 0een entered s!tautiay anS S
above stated me prcpG,on rvpngTasstcs @1Ss oy
rTgs mon 80 g. h'sTs and Chatham Joseph smith d the
strike Committee. to the firm On Mondayand the firm re-
Pe h"i m the s. Ma. lnsS s"%,teG to the msn Of
tho snop and rejected on a. Tuesday nn;ars nisn,,
was recoa.drT,d and the decided accept the
n card office" added Mr.. Harper land at tho present
time we nave but four non-union espoyes we simpy
wish to have the best workmsn Tbs mon could hot We
allowed TO di.cnargs the non-unon men Ia our employ,
| simply because they did not belong 10 No. o. We uo
to oiy. nnies men empo without notifying the
unioN In such event the whole controversy "ou'o
he probably opened again. =. a.. .o,., ,r
The following statement was made 10 thc reporter py
| officers Typographical Union No o'
special privileges, In the enforcement o, 'ns
boo. and eo ale Which nave Ursn Sv tho president Of
union confident hat no snch privileges nav"
been granted - :, ros,,,v y,,co. pro,,d.nt M q
"S"''' inropoEs G wiLDMAS. secretary.
w. Of Executive Committee
| Tomorrow demand will DO made by the compositors
Oh the afternoon papers lor an lnerease ,av ho T.. in
position 10 know the demand would not be conceded
by ali the papers and that strikes on toe VI 'heu "s
| likely 10 take place.
OMINOUs HARMONY AMONG THE KNIGHTS.
BELIEF THAT A BIG TUMULr WILL fhr Co"| ''
| THEIR GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
| sr PAM Oct IL (Sp,cui).-There Is an impression
nrx anong the to the knights OF LaDor
Geaera Assembly at Minneapolis that tue present 'e'
sion so far has been unusually harmonious an" 'o' "u
80 TO last There havo been only Two noteworthy
tilt, in the convention up to date. The hr't was
over the Buchanan matter and the secohu o'oi ''
Anarchist question oil Monday afternoon A good many
Of the delegates do not hesitate to say mat something
will vet lie introduced in the convention that Is bound 10
create big tumult Said delegate who "prohouno'd
| Administration man, to-day; IA,
| "The work OF the convention Is running aohs "''o'
c.,.r smoothy TO last Tho Antis arc taking Things
TOO easy. They have sprung ono or two .nnsS @ on
the convention order to learn the strength OF 5' "t
factona I'm both cases they have been deea,eu nh"s
hey are NOT the kind OF 10 give IN 100 easy.
came here prepared to make big sn&t & on 'e t iSs AL
officers from Powdcry down ana tne pVucJ VI ' Tbov
n,isstratiou naugurated within tho last year. my @
nave not brought this matter In any sort way - hat
W,i a. cnms1 Irs lust as sure to as I'm sure 'u''
President Cleveland Is anything put nelsoo uo mch
NJ Ioot nd think a moment over week ago buon-
nrseated in the nvention day or two iater
Ins. Morrsou Of District Assembly NO. l26, New to.n
Garnet wesyers, was given black eye ~ WI 40 ,aSa
thoi sht thst both these wa<ld accept
the train ana 20 But they haven't g'no ,!yccr
Ths convention opened In secret session ~ ocvSs
tSis mersas and spent NEST OF the day souns upsA ~